Sentence examples for education setting up from inspiring English sources

"He spent a lot of money on education, setting up children's homes, giving schools the latest computer equipment.

We are also using water tankers to provide flooded communities with safe water – as well as repairing water sources, conducting hygiene education, setting up emergency classes and providing psycho-social support to adults and children who are under profound stress.

Mrs. Clinton noted her advocacy of higher standards, in the form of testing, for teachers and students in Arkansas in the 1980's, when she led a panel on education set up by Bill Clinton, who was then governor.

She also helped launch a charity to fund girls' education set up by the Pakistani schoolgirl activist Malala Yousafzai, who survived being shot by the Taliban last October.

He signed legislation to provide equal access to education, set up the Medicare and Medicaid programs, and reformed existing welfare projects.

"We had to do on-the-job training on hygiene education while setting up the centre.

Through his work in education and setting up Holocaust museums, Dr. Gottschalk spent a lifetime doing exactly that.

Kenneth Jenkins, a vice president in the Yonkers branch, said there was still disagreement on financing specific programs; ensuring the city would "maintain its effort on education;" and setting up a system to make sure the money would be well spent.

David Talley, a spokesman for International Speedway, said that if Nascar builds a racetrack in New York City, the Molinari Group will almost certainly be involved with the "education process," setting up meetings with local leaders and community groups to "quell any of the fears they might have about traffic and noise".

• Minor's Trusts To provide for needs other than education, consider setting up a minor's trust, says Joanne E. Johnson Joanne E. Johnson, managing director of J.P. Morgan's wealth advisory group.

On education, he proposes setting up "bribing schools; with bribing instructors, bribing lesson and bribing licences".